I pan to cut this in 3 feet strips to install them on shelf's, how can I connect them to light up together and what all accessories do I need?
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they make led connectors. You can by then on Amazon. This particular roll is an indoor led strip with a casing over the top. Technically they're not really waterproof. If you using them inside I would take the casing off and look for the areas that you can clip with scissors.but yes they make a clip that slides over that you can add wire too
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If you can solder, you can solder two strand wire to the solder pads on each side of the segment cut line-- or you can buy the specially designed connectors.
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You can simply enough solder the connection together if you're confident with soldering. Else buy the LED strips with the four pin connectors on each end and connect the two strips together.
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Just drill a big enough hole for the wire to go through. Then simply put the wire through and silicone the hole on front and back side. Line them up and screw them in. Lights work great. Just make sure you have them mounted below the water line:)
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We did not have good ones...looked at pic plus so called directions and worked it out. I had to go to the store to get some good wire so I could tie all he black and white to create just one for each as there were so many to connect...normally this is already done for you by most company's , so this is poor to leave to the consumer esp if you know nothing about electrical . If you do that give yourself enough slack as it's hard to connect if you have to hold it up close. Good luck...light is nice though and looks good
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Yes, you'll need to either solder new wires to the contacts on the strip, or use the "any angle" connectors sold as: HitLights 8mm (SMD3528) Any Angle LED Light Strip Connector - 6 Inch (4 Pack)You will have to cut the quick connecting plug from the new power supply and cut the "any angle connector" wire in half, then just connect the wires red to red, black to black. Be sure you attach the connector to the LED strip red to + and black to -. You can use wire nuts, crimp connectors or solder with heat shrink tubing to make the new wire connection. Yes, you'll need to either solder new wires to the contacts on the strip, or use the "any angle" connectors sold as: HitLights 8mm (SMD3528) Any Angle LED Light Strip Connector - 6 Inch (4 Pack)You will have to cut the quick connecting plug from the new power supply and cut the "any angle connector" wire in half, then just connect the wires red to red, black to black. Be sure you attach the connector to the LED strip red to + and black to -. You can use wire nuts, crimp connectors or solder with heat... » Read More Yes, you'll need to either solder new wires to the contacts on the strip, or use the "any angle" connectors sold as: HitLights 8mm (SMD3528) Any Angle LED Light Strip Connector - 6 Inch (4 Pack)You will have to cut the quick connecting plug from the new power supply and cut the "any angle connector" wire in half, then just connect the wires red to red, black to black. Be sure you attach the connector to the LED strip red to + and black to -. You can use wire nuts, crimp connectors or solder with heat shrink tubing to make the new wire connection. « Show Less
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There is the kit to install it - an plastic electrical box and cable to run between the box and the light; this is used if you are hard wiring it, for instance if you have a light already installed that you are replacing. There is also a regular plug which you can use if you are just going to plug the light into a wall outlet. The last thing is a short connector cable, used if you have two or more lights; you can power the extra lights simply by plugging into the first unit.
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In my experience, I did cut it but used the opposite end to connect the strips to 12Volts, both ends have wires for connection. I don't think if you cut a piece from the middle and try to connect to 12 Volts it will work. Because I don't know how you would connect it. I purchased an extra roll of light for these kinds of short connections.
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YOu need to cut the wires tO the bottom lights to connect the halos, all u do us cut, connect them n connect back da other lights tO it... Its simple not dat hard to do...
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I used a lamp wire with a 2 prong plug. They should be available at Lowe's or Home Depot in varying lengths.
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A coupling is including with the light fixture. The cord from each light can plug into the coupling linking them together. If hardwiring the light you may need to order an extra cord.
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Buy 4 of these 3 to 1 splitters (http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61TemWV9nHL._SL1500_.jpg). Connect the single side to your 12V power supply then connect 1 TSSS Data Repeater (amplifier) to each of the 3 ends of the splitter (you will need 3 amplifiers). Use the other 3 splitters to connect 1 to each amplifier. This will give you 9 plug ins for your 9 lines and you will not have any power issues. This is probably overkill, but the parts are cheap and you are better off having more available capacity than too little. TIP: To keep things clean I attached heavy duty velcro to the back of each amplifier and the 12V power supply and stuck them to the wall. Buy way more wire (http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71ekjJHHuAL._SL1500_.jpg) than you think you need and use these (http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41q%2BhzsWiQL._SL1500_.jpg) on the amplifier end of the wire and cut these in 1/2 then splice them on the light strip end (http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71j87VtkuhL._SL1500_.jpg) to make everything "plug-and-play".
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I installed these in my kitchen for under cabinet lights and they are plenty bright. You should plan to run a strip the length of each shelf. They are available in different lengths. Leave a bit of room at each end to make the connection.
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I attached the light to a 3X6 inch sheet of 3/8" plywood. Drilled 1/2" holes top and bottom. I then either hang on a screw or nail or attach to tree posts, etc. using adjustable bunny cords.
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Can you connect 3 24" direct wire fixtures to one another to make a continuous 72' long light ? Or does each fixture have to be wire separately?
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If at all possible try to split in 2 directions so you have 2 power supplies, supplying 30 ft each. should keep the intensity bright. I used 2 strips off one power supply and had a great affect, only I did not tie them end to end as you would need to do, but the lights were very bright and worked very well with one power supply. hope this helps, good luck.
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There are three LED's per section. Those three lights are in series and all the sections are in parallel. They will be marked with a dotted line every three LED's to show where to cut. You can cut at each section and solder leads to them. There is a small round hole where solder will stick to the printed circuit on each end of the three LED strip. I cut one reel in four sections, soldered them in parallel and stuck them to the bottom of the shelf above my work bench for a no glare, zero clearance work light.
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I would recommend you purchase there basic package for $32 or so.It comes with the power supply and the hook up connectors.If you don't want one straight line of light then you'll have to buy there 4 conductor wire and there little connectors.The deal is that the power supplies only work with 16.5' of lights.You can buy power supplies that have 4 terminals with 4 screws to hook up to.The power supply that comes with the basic kit has a direct wire plug.You could use that power supply and just run the 4 conductor wire between your shadow boxes with the little connectors. I hope that helped.